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KennyT_altera
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11 days ago

Quartus 20.1std compilation fails for Quartus map - Device 10AS057K2F40I1SG

Hi Chandu sri, 

We will continue the discussion here.

Issue
Chandu Sri is facing compilation errors in Quartus when working with the Arria 10 device (10AS057K2F40I1SG/10AS057K2F40I1HG) and HPS IP, both in Quartus Standard and Pro editions (20.1std, 24.1Std, 25.1.1pro).

  • Errors include unsupported device messages, out-of-range configuration values, and Tcl script issues when generating the HPS IP core.
  • The Arria 10 device is flagged as deprecated in the Standard version; IP core generation fails in Pro edition as well.
  • Example design generation is disabled for krpi_pcie.qsys; krpi_hps.qsys IP core creation fails with multiple errors.

Actions Taken

  • Device was changed from 10AS057K2F40I1SG to 10AS057K2F40I1HG, but errors persist.
  • Attempted manual recreation of the IP cores in 25.1.1pro instead of upgrading legacy designs.
  • Provided .qar file and detailed error logs to Intel support for further analysis.

Next Steps / Recommendations

  • Intel support (Kenny) has requested the .qar file for investigation.
  • Suggested complete deletion and manual re-creation of the problematic HPS IP in Platform Designer.
  • Discussion may continue on the Intel community forum if needed.

 

Compilation

7 Replies

  • RichardT_altera's avatar
    RichardT_altera
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    4 days ago

    I don't see the error that you are seeing. 
    Please kindly confirm whether it works by download the QAR design that you shared and run it in a new folder. 
    This will ensure that the design is able to duplicate the error. 
    Additionally, the top level entity 62702_krpi is missing. 
     

  • chandu_sri's avatar
    chandu_sri
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    5 days ago

    shared the file from Me2U as I am unable to attach it here.

  • chandu_sri's avatar
    chandu_sri
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    5 days ago

    I was unable to upgrade our design to 25.1.1pro, it fails to upgrade, for which I had to manually create the HPS Ip core. 

    Attaching the design I have worked so far for 25.1.1 pro.

     

    Thanks,

    Chandu sri

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    RichardT_altera
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    5 days ago

    Kevin has provided me with a working design that can reproduce the fatal error in Quartus Standard 25.1.
    I am trying to upgrade the design to Quartus Pro 25.1, but the IP upgrade process is taking a long time.
    Do you have the .qar file for the Quartus Pro version that I can run?

    Regards,
    Richard Tan

  • chandu_sri's avatar
    chandu_sri
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    6 days ago

    Hi Richard,

    The error is seen in Platform Designer for HPS IP core creation in 25.1.1pro version. I have shared the error message and .qar file on Intel forum. attaching the same here.

     

  • chandu_sri's avatar
    chandu_sri
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    6 days ago

    Hi kenny,

    could you try .qar files shared on Intel community forum. we are having urgent requirement of this upgrade. 

    Thanks,

    Chandu sri

  • RichardT_altera's avatar
    RichardT_altera
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    11 days ago

    As of Quartus Prime Standard Edition Version 22.1std.2, support for Arria 10 devices is deprecated in Quartus Prime Standard Edition.
    I would recommend to use Quartus Pro if plan to upgrade to a later Quartus version.

    I checked your design In Quartus Pro 25.1.1 and noticed there is a krpi_hps.qsys with generation error message stating that it need to be connected to a clock and reset sources. 
     
    Could you confirm the design provided able to duplicate the error?  Where and how does the error occur?
    Is it during the Quartus compilation or the Platform Designer generation? 
    More details is required.

    Thank you.  

    Regards,
    Richard Tan